25 Facts About Lance Bryant

Lance Bryant reached his peak ranking position in 2018 when he was ranked 50th on Boxrec.

Lance Bryant made his professional boxing debut in 2014 after initially retiring in 2006.

Lance Bryant took on Thomas Heads in back to back fights.

Lance Bryant won the first fight by Knockout and the second fight by decision.

In November 2014, Lance Bryant took part in the second Super Professional eight man boxing tournament, called the Super 8 at the North Shore Events Centre.

Lance Bryant took on Samoan Soi in the quarter finals, losing the fight by a controversial Split Decision.

Lance Bryant returned to the ring in 2015 to take part in the third edition of the Super 8 Tournament in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Lance Bryant won the fight by unanimous decision moving onto the semi-finals.

In November 2015, Lance Bryant took part in the final edition of the Super 8 Tournaments, but this time this was a four-man professional tournament.

Lance Bryant won the semi-finals against New Zealand Born Australian Jamie Porter but lost against Adesanya in the Finals.

Lance Bryant called out Betham in hopes for a New Zealand title shot.

In May 2016, Lance Bryant took on Monty Filimaea in his first fight in Hometown of Pahiatua since turning pro.

In June 2016, Lance Bryant took on James Langton on a weeks notice after Monty Betham pulled out due to a brain injury.

In October 2016, Lance Bryant took on Thomas Heads in their third and final time for the World Boxing Federation Oceania Cruiserweight title.

Lance Bryant won the final fight of the trilogy by Stoppage in the tenth round.

In May 2017, Lance Bryant took on Junior Fas Brother Isileli Fa to defend her New Zealand National title.

In July 2017, Lance Bryant was scheduled to fight Junior Pati for his New Zealand national and vacant UBF Asia Pacific Cruiserweight titles.

In September 2017, Lance Bryant took on Aaron Russell for the vacant IBO Oceania-Orient Cruiserweight title.

In March 2018, Lance Bryant returned to his hometown to take on Thomas Russell for the vacant New Zealand National Cruiserweight title.

Lance Bryant won the fight by Unanimous Decision however he sustained a serious injury to his arm which required surgery.

Unfortunately, Lance Bryant lost the fight by third round stoppage, ending his two-year and seven fight winning streak.

In November 2018, Lance Bryant made his Northern Hemisphere debut when he took on Poland Nikodem Jezewski on short notice.

In December 2018, Lance Bryant took on David Light on a Joseph Parker undercard.

In March 2020, Lance Bryant fought for the last time in Australia against New Zealand born Australian Floyd Masson.

In November 2020, Lance Bryant took on David Light for the New Zealand National Cruiserweight title.